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Building a data culture in public safety agencies
April 09, 2020 | NewsIntegrated and streamlined information pipelines help the entire team respond to calls efficiently and report information accurately.
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Defending the government enterprise
April 08, 2020 | NewsTo ensure enterprise resilience, agencies must deploy a holistic architecture that provides a zero-trust solution, verifying all users and devices and offering enterprise-scale data protection.
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AI streamlines acoustic ID of beluga whales
| NewsScientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration who study endangered beluga whales in Alaska’s Cook Inlet used artificial intelligence to reduce the time they spend on analysis by 93%.
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Autonomous vehicles deliver COVID-19 tests to lab
| NewsTraveling across the Mayo Clinic’s Florida campus, the unmanned AVs ferry tests from a drive-thru clinic to a processing lab.
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Fighting jet-lag, traveler’s diarrhea with implantable pharmacies
| NewsDARPA’s Advanced Acclimation and Protection Tool for Environmental Readiness program aims to develop implantable or ingestible bioelectronic carriers that will be able to manufacture, store and deliver therapeutic drugs to warfighters.
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Tips for keeping virtual meetings secure
April 07, 2020 | NewsIT leaders are warning users that the pandemic’s disruption of normal work processes has created wide avenues for malicious third parties to access and exploit government systems.
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What’s your cloud safety plan?
| NewsAgencies entering into an agreement with a cloud provider must develop an exit strategy before signing on the dotted line so they don’t get trapped.
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NY assembling COVID-10 tech SWAT teams
| NewsTeams will assist in the state’s coronavirus response for three-month service deployments and address issues in technology, operations, analytics and communications.
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Sensing atmospheric energy to identify Earth-bound disturbances
March 06, 2020 | NewsThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s AtmoSense program aims to better understand how energy travels from the ground to the ionosphere. The hope is that the atmosphere could be used as a sensor to identify natural disturbances.
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Federal outlook: ICAM access and automation
| NewsIdentity, credential and access management solutions that are operations- and automation-ready, easy to deploy, transparent and frictionless will help agencies deploy secure access for their users and contractors.